9th Grade Vocab 13

Having the right or privilege of entry; something that is allowed or considered appropriate

• admissible

• candid

• conspicuous

• deficient

Straightforward; truthful and direct

• candid

• conspicuous

• deficient

• deign

Clearly visible; able to be seen or witnessed; very easy to notice

• conspicuous

• deficient

• deign

• duplicity

Not having an adequate or proper supply or amount; lacking something essential

• deficient

• deign

• duplicity

• expatriate

To deem worth of notice or account; to complete a task that one considers beneath him

• deign

• duplicity

• expatriate

• grandiose

Double-dealing; dishonest behavior that is intended to trick someone

• duplicity

• expatriate

• grandiose

• indelible

To live someplace different than one’s own country; an individual who does not reside in his native nation or birthplace by choice

• expatriate

• grandiose

• indelible

• juxtapose

Having a larger than average style or effect; appearing to be impressive but not really possible or practical

• grandiose

• indelible

• juxtapose

• admissible

Something that cannot be blotted out, effaced, destroyed, or removed; difficult to remove or wash away; incapable of being canceled or forgotten

• indelible

• juxtapose

• admissible

• candid

To place close together; to place things side by side to compare them

• juxtapose

• admissible

• candid

• conspicuous